Principles of Housing First
Resources
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Housing First fidelity assurance framework
This framework contains two self-reflection tools designed to support fidelity to the principles of Housing First in England.
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The Principles of Housing First
Studies have shown that the closer a Housing First service adheres to a certain set of principles, the more successful that service is in supporting people to achieve positive outcomes.
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The Principles for Housing First in England webinar
Jo Prestidge, Homeless Link's Innovation and good practice project manager introduces listeners to the principles for providing Housing First in England.
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Housing First is essential, but it needs long-term thinking
Housing First is essential but we need longer funding cycles and top-down investment in staff, says Sarah Lister of Oasis Community Housing, as part of the Reset Homelessness campaign.
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Making housing work for Housing First
Cathy Michaels from Bromford Housing Association, describes her Housing First journey from sceptic to advocate, to clear up misconceptions hampering social housing provider involvement.
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Rough Sleeping Conference: Turning the tide
Join us to explore practical ways to support people sleeping rough and work together to reduce rough sleeping across the UK.
County Hall, London, SE1 7PB -
Focus Group on Day Services for Commissioners
Join our focus group for commissioners and local authority partners. Share your experiences of working with Day Services and how you think they can best fit into a comprehensive prevention, emergency and longer term response to homelessness..
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Exploring the state of the homelessness sector
This webinar will dive into the 2024 findings of our unique annual review of services addressing single homelessness in England and their implications for the sector, and explain how you can use the research to support your work locally to end homelessness.
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Camden Rough Sleeping Forum
Join us for an opportunity to meet peers and colleagues across the sector in Camden. The Forum is open to community groups, faith groups, voluntary and statutory partners. We aim to create a safe space for open and solution focus conversations that shape future work and influence future commissioning in Camden.
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Improving nutrition among people experiencing homelessness
Join Homeless Link and Providence Row as we launch research that aims to enhance nutrition and recovery among people experiencing homelessness and share practical actions that homelessness staff can take to improve access to healthy food and nutrition for the people they support.
Online Free